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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1944
Page
9
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Logan April 3 rally will feature James Garfield Stewart mayor of Cincinnati and Paul M Herbert lieutenant governor of Ohio as Republican gubernatorial hopefuls. Both use joint appearances to offset gas rationing and travel limits. Local meeting April 2 7:30 p m at Bell Hall will set plans and select delegates for the State Federation convention in Columbus April 21. Prizes for membership drive winners to be awarded.
Red Cross benefit dances set for Friday and Saturday in Bell Hall Logan aimed at both youths and adults. Proceeds go to the war fund with R B Perkins overseeing plans. Music from records, a floor show, and games provided. tickets on sale at local Logan businesses.
Miss Helen Evans county home demonstration agent and several lecturers attended a short course opening Tuesday night in Columbus. Sponsored by the Ohio State Grange Association and the Agriculture Extension Service, the program will run through Friday.
Etta Mae Struble receives a divorce from Wil ford Struble in the court of common pleas on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The plaintiff gets household furnishings while the defendant must pay a fixed child support amount until further order.
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Lucille Anne Sutter to Lt. James H. Wood, with prior careers and current residence in Washington. Also reports on Logan Squaw Club meeting, a furlough dinner for Private Hankison, and the Win-or-Lose Contract Club hosting its first new-round gathering with listed members and substitutes.
Mrs. Gus Kessler improves after an operation at Grant Hospital. Mr and Mrs H H Shriner hosted Mrs W E Faught of Jackson. Donald Spang, with the U S Army at Camp McCall NC, enjoys furlough with his parents. Corporal Charles Emrick on a ten day leave from Nashville TN visits his parents. Cpl Emrick stationed in Nashville. Mrs John Parks of Logan Route 2 admitted to Cherrington Hospital for surgery. Sergeant Harrison Litherland and wife on a 15 day furlough in Logan from Camp Hahn CA. Billie Helber of Enterprise admitted to Cherrington Hospital for medical treatment.
William E. Yoder, husband of Clemence Mollenkamp and former Gore resident, died Monday at Grant Hospital. Services will be Thursday at 2:30 p.m. from a Columbus funeral home with burial in Union Cemetery. He was a street car operator for years and a native of Union County. survivors include his wife, a daughter Juanita Jane, and three brothers.
Pvt. and Mrs. Merlin Rose announce the birth of a daughter on March 20. Grantaars ents are Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Arnold and Mrs. Clyde Rose.
Mr and Mrs Pearl Duffy of Union Furnace celebrate their golden wedding with an open house from 2 to 5 pm Sunday at their home. Daughters Mrs Harry Hammon of Logan and Mrs Leverett Laine of Lancaster assist with welcoming guests. they have three grandchildren. The couple are lifelong Union Furnace residents and well known in the county.
Logan residents Archie and Mrs Barnes name four nephews in the service as contributors to the Servicemen's Breakfast Fund. Selective Service officials note contributions may be made at the local SS headquarters or the Victory Center on West Main Street.
Mrs. Arlie Brimoner of Logan was appointed head of the women s division of the Hocking County Salvage Committee announced by Civilian Defense coordinator Harry Shaw. She will attend the state organization salvage meeting in Lancaster on March 29.
John Lawrence Hutchinson and Earnest Wesley Weede of Haydenville passed pre induction physicals and are tentatively accepted for service with the U S Navy, announced Tuesday by the Hocking County Selective Service Board members.
Clarence Fealty loan supervisor for the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Corp will visit the county extension office from 9 30 to 10 30 a m March 28 to interview loan applicants James R Smoot county extension agent said in Logan
Police report a minor collision in an alley behind the Chevrolet Garage on Second Street. Clarence Meek of Nelsonville’s car struck by Cal Harrison, taxi driver. No injuries reported.
Logan Elks named Frank Brown postmaster exalted ruler at Monday night meeting in East Main St. lodge. Other officers include Paul Bentington leading knight S H Primmer loyal knight James Cole lecturing knight Roger Friend secretary Henry Leach treasurer Harold Larimer trustee John Klensmidt ryler Frank Brown delegate to Grand Lodge L A Riggs alternate. April installation planned. Tom Price honored as life member after 46 years.
Middleport reports the death of Private Carl Edward Roush in Italy on Feb 15 while serving with the U. S. Fifth Army infantry. Born 1922, he enlisted in 1942, trained at Camp Wheeler, and had not yet had furlough. He left behind parents Earl and Dora plus two brothers in service.
H. E. Cook announces the Ladies Public Rest Room in Middleport is established and ready Friday morning. It occupies the former Gay Livingston studio room in the Citizens National Bank Building on Second Street. The Bank offers the room. Meigs Water, Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric, and Ohio Fuel Gas supply water lights and gas free of charge. Furnishings loaned by Howard Ewing of the Middleport Trading Post.
Judge Edgar Ervin granted the divorce to Verlie D Bow en from John M Bowen citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Personal property and real estate in her name were restored to the plaintiff.
A message to relatives announces the death of Mrs. Phil King at Jewish Hospital Cincinnati. Mrs. King, born Caroline Houck, was sister of Mrs. L. C. Grubble of Pomeroy and George Houck of Hemlock Grove.
Carlisle Tucker of Union City Pennsylvania has volunteered for his pre induction physical examination as announced by the Hocking County Selective Service Board. He will be included in a future contingent.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Thomas announce the marriage of their daughter Juanita to Willia L Will at Rev D H Sharp s home in Greenfield Ohio on February 10 1944 Witnesses were Mrs D H Sharp and Miss Ruth Sharp The couple planned a brief honeymoon in northern Ohio and will live with Will s mother Carl a continued employment at Elberfeld s Store Pomeroy Juanita will resume work there after the ceremony The notes also report community visits military inductions and letters from service members including Cpl David M Stevens in North Africa Sgt Edward Wells in New Guinea and Gilbert Zwilling overseas in Hawaii.
The Central PTA met at the schoolhouse in Pomeroy on Monday evening with programs by Grade Three and Grade Four students. Teachers Mrs. Helen Nease and Miss Margaret Ella Hysell led instruction, readings, songs, a play titled Little Mumbo and the Lion, piano pieces by Janice Roush, and a Red Cross Wa Fund donation of $10. Superintendent W A Smith presented a motion picture, Pop Rings the Bell, to close the program.
Middleport Band Boosters voted to donate 25 dollars to the Red Cross after the Monday night Parent Teacher meeting. Mrs. George Childs, president, named a nominating committee to report in April. Band director Mr. Stopp announced plans for band pictures in uniform and the spring concert set for April 16.
William Lowe of Middport was elected president of the Meigs County Fish and Game Association at a recent meeting. The annual banquet was postponed, with a business session held. Outgoing president Arthur Skinner presided and will enter military service soon. Officers chosen include Jacob Hartenbach as vice president and Norman Elves as secretary treasurer. Skinner has led the group for several years while Willard Ashworth serves as secretary treasurer and works in Akron.
Pvt Billie Marie Hawley daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Hawley left for New Mexico after a fifteen day furlough with her parents She serves as Air WAC at Kirtland Field Albuquerque and describes Army life as orderly educational and picturesque noting its clean morale and restrictions
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